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Re: 2 days off for lap -- is that enough?From: Sara' (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue May 3 15:48:28 2005
At Tue, 3 May 2005, Belinda wrote: > >Hello everyone. I'm having lap done on the 18th. This will make my 3rd >lap but it's been about 5 years since my last one. The dr is also going >to do a D&C and uterine ablation (balloon therapy) at the same time. >I've requested off of work 2 days -- the day of the surgery and the day >after. From what I can remember, I "think" I was feeling better after >2-3 days after the lap. Is this about the normal recovery time? Also, >I'm having trouble remembering how long it took for the swelling to go >down. This will be my first time having a D&C and uterine ablation. >Does anyone know the recovery time on these procedures? My mom and dad >are coming down to help out with the kids so that it will take some >pressure off of my husband and myself. Like I said earlier, it's been >years since I've had the last lap and I'm having trouble remembering >about the length of recovery time. I'm just trying to figure out how >much time I'll need off of work & get a quick "refresher course" on what >to expect afterwards...Thanks!! > >-- >Belinda > Hi again, You may want to see if you can take a week off from work.Generally you feel better after a few days, but 2 days may be a little too soon to return to work.You generally will still feel tired and somewhat sore and you want to rest and recuperate as much as possible after.It's good that your parents will be there to help too.Remember, even though they call it band-aid surgery it's still surgery and should be treated as such. Take care & good luck. Sara'
-- Sara'Fleming
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